SchedulingChapter 19.ppt

Example : Assignment Method Assignment Matrix Showing Machine Processing Costs for Each Job LO 2 Example Step 1: Row Reduction LO 2 Example Step 2: Column Reduction LO 2 Example Step 3: Apply Line Test LO 2 Example Step 4: Additional Reduction LO 2 Example Optimal Solution LO 2 Example Optimal Assignment and Their Costs Job I to Machine E $3 Job II to Machine B 4 Job III to Machine C 2 Job IV to Machine D 5 Job V to Machine A 3 Total Cost $17 LO 2 Personnel Scheduling in Services Scheduling consecutive days off Scheduling daily work times Scheduling hourly work times LO 4 SCHEDULING Any Questions? 3 5 6 7 8 10 11 13 13 13 21 SchedulingChapter 19 Learning Objectives Know what a Manufacturing Execution System production activity control is. Understand typical priority scheduling rules and the impact they have on scheduling performance measures. Recognize a simple job allocation procedure. Explain the issues considered in employee scheduling. Manufacturing Execution Systems Manufacturing execution system (MES): an information system that schedules, dispatches, tracks, monitors, and controls production Real-time linkage to: MRP Product and process planning Systems that extend beyond the factory Service execution system (SES): an information system that links schedules, dispatches, tracks, monitors, and controls the customer’s encounters with the service organization LO 1 Work Center A work center is an area in a business in which productive resources are organized and work is completed Can be a single machine, a group of machines, or an area where a particular type of work is done Loading Infinite loading: work is assigned to a work center based on what is needed No consideration to capacity Finite loading: schedules each resource using the setup and run time required for each order Determines exactly what will be done by each resource at every moment during the day LO 1 Scheduling Forward scheduling: the system takes an order and schedules each operation that must b